Bonanza Bros. is this weird little gem on the Sega Master System where you play as two bumbling thieves sneaking through mansions and banks. The art style's super distinct—everything's got this chunky, almost puppet-like look, and the guards move in these exaggerated, jerky patterns that make dodging them way more fun than it should be.

You and a buddy can play co-op, which turns it into pure chaos—one of you distracts the guards while the other loots paintings and safes, but half the time you both end getting caught and scrambling for the exit. The levels are short but packed with little details, like how the music speeds up when the alarm goes off. It’s simple, but there’s something oddly satisfying about nailing a perfect heist.

Just don’t expect deep stealth mechanics—this is more about goofy charm than precision.